Robbin Gibb

Functional recovery and dendritic hypertrophy after posterior and complete cingulate lesions on postnatal day 10.

Experience-dependent changes in dendritic arbor and spine density in neocortex vary qualitatively with age and sex.

Neonatal handling alters brain organization but does not influence recovery from perinatal cortical injury.

Brain plasticity and recovery from early cortical injury.

Therapeutic effects of complex rearing or bFGF after perinatal frontal lesions.

Trick or treat? neurodevelopmental consequences of pharmacotherapy for affective disorders.

Tactile stimulation promotes motor recovery following cortical injury in adult rats.

Tactile stimulation after frontal or parietal cortical injury in infant rats facilitates functional recovery and produces synaptic changes in adjacent cortex.

Factors influencing frontal cortex development and recovery from early frontal injury.

The hippocampus makes a significant contribution to experience-dependent neocortical plasticity.

Factors influencing cerebral plasticity in the normal and injured brain.

Searching for factors underlying cerebral plasticity in the normal and injured brain.

Prenatal bystander stress induces neuroanatomical changes in the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus of developing rat offspring.

Prenatal bystander stress alters brain, behavior, and the epigenome of developing rat offspring.

Brain plasticity and recovery from early cortical injury.

Brain plasticity and behaviour in the developing brain.

Prenatal stress alters dendritic morphology and synaptic connectivity in the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus of developing offspring.

Parental enrichment and offspring development: modifications to brain, behavior and the epigenome.

Prenatal stress produces sexually dimorphic and regionally specific changes in gene expression in hippocampus and frontal cortex of developing rat offspring.

Embryonic pretreatment with bromodeoxyuridine blocks regeneration and functional recovery from perinatal medial frontal lesions in rats.

Prenatal nicotine exposure alters neuroanatomical organization of the developing brain.

Experience and the developing prefrontal cortex.